Use of E-mail. If you chose to e-mail our staff, including a doctor or office assistant, your e-mail, as well as our response, may not be secure. As with any form of e-mail communication, confidentiality may be breached. Please use e-mail with discretion. By signing this document, you acknowledge that e-mail is not a secure form of communication and the confidentiality of your child’s information may be breached.
Use of E-mail. The Association shall have the privilege to use the District’s email system to communicate with the Bargaining Unit. That usage shall be in accordance with the District’s procedures for email use, which are delineated in Policy and Procedure. The District’s email system shall not be used to promote or support any political activity or to affect the outcome of an election. The District’s email system is a public system and emails are subject to public records’ rules.
Use of E-mail. E-mail, internet or intranet websites may be used only to distribute routine communications, such as financial statements, billing statements and other like information and to distribute Loan Documents for execution by the parties thereto, but may not be used for any other purpose, unless approved by Lender. Provided, an original signed document that has been scanned and attached to an e-mail shall have the same force and effect as a document sent by facsimile.
Use of E-mail. The ability to conduct certain business by computer under this Agreement will allow You to communicate electronically with TGAL by email and other means. You agree to the following conditions regarding Your use of electronic communications: • You understand that You may not use e-mail to transmit instructions in relation to TGAL Products to TGAL and that TGAL will not act on instructions transmitted to it via e-mail. • You acknowledge that TGAL may review and store any electronic communication which You submit to TGAL and TGAL may disclose the content of such communication should it be legally required to do so. TGAL will not be liable for any costs or damages or other liabilities as a result of releasing such information. • You will not submit any electronic communication which is defamatory, obscene, abusive, threatening or encourages any client of the Franklin TGAL group of companies to become affiliated or do business with a competitor of TGAL. • You will not state or imply that Your electronic communications have been approved or endorsed by TGAL without the consent of TGAL. TGAL and other third party Information Certain information including last sale transaction data and other financial market data, third- party research and analysts' reports, opinions, price charts, news reports, and other information relating to TGAL products or other products and securities in the market, may be made available as part of the Site or through a link from the Site. Such information is provided "as is" and on an "as available" basis. This information has been obtained through sources believed reliable but TGAL makes no representation with respect to, nor does it guarantee or endorse the accuracy, completeness, reliability or availability of, such information. Information concerning Client Accounts You may also be able to access information concerning client accounts ("Client Account Information") which is also proprietary and confidential. You will not provide Client Account Information to any person other than a duly authorised officer, employee or partner of Your business and You shall ensure that such officer, employee or partner shall not provide Client Account Information to any other person. You are not authorized to access Client Account Information for:
Use of E-mail. The Parties record that, whilst they may correspond via e-mail during the currency of the Agreement for operational reasons, no formal notice required in terms of the Agreement, nor any amendment or variation to the Agreement may be given or concluded via e-mail.
Use of E-mail. All students will be issued with a school email account, the format for this will be the year of entry, first name dot surname. For example, 00xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx or 00xxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxx@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx • Students must not reveal personal details of themselves or others in emails. • Staff will only use official school provided email accounts to communicate with students and parents. • Access in school to external personal email accounts may be blocked. • The e-mail system has a password policy, your password must be 8 characters or longer and contain at least one number and one upper case letter. • Your password must be kept a secret and not be shared with anyone or written in your planner. • Students should immediately tell a teacher if they receive an offensive email. • E-Mail should only be used for work/educational purposes and it should not be used for personal e-mails. Use of Microsoft Teams including live contact in groups • This uses your email address and password to login, this must not be shared with anyone else • Students must not reveal personal details when using this software • Inappropriate language on the system will not be tolerated • All activity is monitored by the school, and access will be revoked if misused • The software is only to be used for school work • The software must only be used for contacting school staff and pupils • Students must not video call each other or record any of the live events or forward any data from the on line sessions. • Students must be suitably dressed and parents ensure any background images are acceptable for viewing by other students and staff. • Students must not have any mobile phones or other devices on during live sessions. • Students must not unmute themselves unless instructed to do so.
Use of E-mail. Your therapist may provide you the opportunity for you to communicate with by e-mail. Transmitting confidential client information by e-mail, however, has a number of risks, both general and specific, that you should consider. General e-mail risks include: E-mail may be received by many intended and unintended recipients, recipients can forward e-mail messages to other recipients without the original sender's permission or knowledge, users can easily misaddress an e-mail, e-mail is easier to falsify than handwritten or signed documents, and backup copies of e-mail may exist even after the sender or recipient has deleted his or her copy. Specific client e-mail risks include: Employees do not have an expectation of privacy in e-mail they send or receive at their place of employment and clients who send or receive e-mail from their place of employment risk having their employer read their email; clients have no way of anticipating how soon their therapist will respond to a particular e-mail; although I try to read and respond to e-mail promptly, I cannot guarantee that any particular message will be read and responded to within any particular period of time. Conditions for the Use of E-mail: It is my policy that I will treat all e-mail messages that concern the client with the same degree of confidentiality as afforded other portions of the medical record. I will use reasonable means to protect the security and confidentiality of e-mail information but are not liable for improper disclosure of confidential information not caused by our gross negligence or wanton misconduct. Additionally, because of the risks outlined above, I cannot guarantee the security and confidentiality of e-mail communication. Thus, clients must consent to the use of e-mail for confidential medical information after having been informed of the above risks. Finally, clients must not use email in a medical or psychiatric emergency. BILLING AND FEES All fees are based on a 45 minute session. Thus, an initial consultation session, which is typically 90 minutes in length, will be billed at twice the rate of a 45 minute therapy session. At the end of each session, I will provide you with a xxxx detailing the service provided and the total balance due. Payment for a consultation session is always expected at the time of service. Payments for ongoing therapy sessions are expected at the time of service, unless alternative arrangements have been made at the discretion of your therapist. (Please ...
Use of E-mail. If I use e-mail to communicate with FirstCaribbean International Bank, I authorize FirstCaribbean International Bank to reply to me by e-mail. This includes sending my confidential information to me at my request. If I am an individual, FirstCaribbean International Bank will not be required to act on instructions or communications sent by e-mail unless they are sent from an e-mail address that I have designated for e-mail communications. If I am a corporation, partnership, or unincorporated association, FirstCaribbean International Bank will not be required to act on any instructions or communications sent by e-mail unless they are sent from an e-mail address that I have designated for e-mail communications and that bears both my name (company name) as well as the name of my authorized signatory (individual name).
Use of E-mail. 2/14/1 Existing e-mail facilities may be used by Union officers and designated representatives for Union business providing such use does not interfere with or disrupt normal operations of the facility. No political campaign literature or material detrimental to the Employer or the Union shall be distributed.
Use of E-mail. If you use e-mail to communicate with us, you authorise us to reply to you by e- mail. This includes sending your confidential information to you at your request. FirstCaribbean will not be required to act on instructions or Communications sent by e- mail unless they are sent from an e-mail address which you have indicated on your credit card application, you have specified in writing and sent to us or is part of your record of information on file at the time of the request.
